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Camellia Oil The Beauty Secret of the Gieshas Camellia Oil Hello here we are once again on week 214 and we are bringing you information for an amazing oil, CAMELLIA OIL. This oil has been used for thousands of years in Japan. The Geishas used it on their hair and all over their skin, now a days it is used in the cosmetic industry like a new discovery the same way many other products that have resurfaced, once again. I always keep Camellia oil around for my skin, and as a matter of fact we also use it for frying in my husbands catering business due to the fact that it has a very high burning point and it does an incredible job in the kitchen, as well. So here we go, enjoy and give Julie Hewett Camellia oils a try, her products are of excellence. She is a very talented and well accomplished make up artist in the film industry with remarkable credits. I met her many years ago and always hold her in a very high place, she has many artistic attributes but what impresses me the most about her is her integrity and drive. We are very proud to introduce her. http://www.juliehewett.net/product/100-organic-camellia-oil/ http://www.juliehewett.net/product/organic-camellia-balm-natur al-in-pot/ http://www.juliehewett.net/product/camellia-balm-stick/ About Camellia Seed Oil from: http://www.eco-beauty.com/camellia-seed-oil-info.html For thousands of years Camellia oil has being assigned as the beauty secret of the Geishas. This very precious oil has been recognized for centuries in Eastern Asia for its highly restorative, revitalizing and reviving effect on skin. Today, this oil is used in some of the most reliable high end beauty formulas. Camellia seed oil comes from the plant Camellia oleifera that grows in the mountains of South Eastern Asia. Camellia Sinensis, another well-known variety, is a tea plant and the source of Black and Green Teas. The seeds of the Camellia plant are harvested and the oil is extracted with an oil press. The best kind is the cold virgin pressed oil.The extracted oil has a light, yet very lively aroma. The Camellia oil has an outstanding moisture retaining ability and is one of the most rapidly skin absorbed plant oils in the market. The unique molecule make-up of the oil allows it to penetrate into the deepest layers of the skin; much like water, What a great attribute, leaving the skin smooth and supple. The non-drying and non-clogging oil is very rich in mono-saturated essential fatty acids. It is particularly high in oleic acid that exceeds the level of mono-saturated essential fatty acids of olive oil. Camellia oil also contains vitamins, A, B, and E and various minerals, P, Zn, Ca, Fe, Mn, and Mg. Furthermore, camellia oil possesses a unique active constituent known as Squalene which is also an important component of the skin’s natural emollient system. A deficiency of squalene may result in dry skin and premature aging, resulting in lost of elasticity and sagging skin. Camellia oil contains an excellent emollient and wonderful moisturizer properties. With that being said, camellia oil helps to restore proper pH balance and has a buffering quality that acts as an effective shield to protect skin from penetration of environmental pollutants. Camellia Oil protects skin from drying out while replenishing vital nutrients. It smoothes rough and flaky skin, soothes and calms easily irritated skin, and blocks out ultra violet rays great for Sunscreen time!. Used regularly, pure unrefined camellia oil will help to maintain and restore harmony, protect from spots and decreased hyper pigmentation. Used around the eyes and mouth, it softens creases and tiny maturity lines. For men, Camellia Oil makes a wonderful skin soother and after shaving.Applied regularly it will keep the skin conditioned and aids in preventing shaving burns. Camellia Plant Seeds Skin Care Benefits Also Camellia oil can be used as an emollient for dry skin and even help with acne, rashes and other inflammatory skin conditions. It is a light, easily absorbed oil that can be used as a moisturizer for dry, rough spots. The oil is said to help prevent and smooth skin creases and stretch marks and aid with scars. It is also used to strengthen and promote healthy growth of fingernails by massaging the oil into the nail and to deep condition cuticles. Hair Care Benefits History research says that geishas soaked their wooden combs in the oil overnight to help nourish the scalp and hair. You can buy camellia oil hair products with the oil as the main ingredient or you can use the pure oil as a hot oil treatment or a pomade. You can purchase organic camellia oil at many health food stores or order it on line is an extensive supply of it. Geishas Wooden comb Misconceptions Camellia oleifera may be confused with Camellia sinensis, from which green tea is derived. They are similar but from different families of camellia. Camellia oleifer is the seed used for camellia oil. A combination of sinensis and oleifer is used at times in different products. Camellia oil is referred to as tea seed oil as well, which causes confusion with tea tree oil, which is from the leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia, a plant native to Australia that is not edible like camellia oil. Properties Camellia oil exerts many therapeutic properties. They have healing and nutritional power, making them fit for use even in medicinal formulations. Emollient – Tea seed oil is a brilliant moisturizer. Antioxidant – Camellia oil, like green tea is a superb antioxidant. It resists rancidity strongly. Hair conditioner – used as a traditional hair treatment in the ancient times in China. Cicatrizant – promotes recovery of wounds and scrapes. Anti-Aging – protects the skin from free radical damage due to its antioxidant. Reduces ageing due to the skin and other environmental free radicals. Anti-microbial – It stops the proliferation of microbes. It is especially notable for its anti-fungal properties. Lipid Lowering Effects – reduces LDL cholesterol and triglycerides. Emulsifying Agent – This means that tea seed oil quickly emulsifies other fats. This makes it a nice additive to cosmetic products whether they are commercial or home-made. Insecticide – useful as a pesticide for certain agricultural crops. Immune booster. Anti-mutation – This means that it can prevent certain cancers from even occurring. Astringent – It has a mild astringent effect which makes it good for treating injuries and scars. Anti-inflammatory – reduces inflammation on the skin. Neuroprotective – reduces damage to the nervous system. Anti-diabetic – has blood glucose lowering ability. Analgesic – natural pain reliever. Anti-Allergic – can help in suppressing an allergy. Japanese Camellia oil from: https://wawaza.com/pages/How-to-Use-Japanese-Camellia-(T subaki)-Oil.html Japanese Camellia oil is best when obtained by cold pressing wild-harvested seeds of the Camellia japonica flower (called Tsubaki in Japanese) without any harsh chemical or high heat refining. Benefits Japanese Camellia oil is a rich source of Palmistic and Omega-6 Linoleic fatty acids, as well as numerous anti-aging polyphenol antioxidants. It is an emollient ( soften skin and hair), and approximately 82% of its fatty acids are composed of Oleic fatty acid (Omega-9). Omega-9, a remarkable transdermal carrier, is very effective in enhancing skin’s moisture retention ability. It is quickly absorbed and permeates deep into lower layers of skin, promoting cell growth and giving skin support and flexibility. Hair Care How to Use as Daily Conditioner Deep Treatment Pack Use With Seaweed Hair Cleanser Applying With Tsuge Wood Comb Skincare and Facial Use Vitamin E and Sunblock Claims Use in Combination with Rice Bran Oil Body Care Nails and Cuticle Care Camellia Japonica and Other Varieties Camellia Japonica, Sinensis and Oleifer Differences Collection of Matured Seeds Cold Pressing Heat Extraction Solvent (Chemical) Extraction Why Are Unrefined Oils Better? Hair Care With its golden color and creamy texture, Japanese Camellia oil has been responsible for the classic, legendary beauty of Japanese hair for centuries. In Japan, Camellia oil is commonly used as a leave-in, best when applied to damp hair such as after showering. How much to apply is a matter of personal preference. A little goes a long way, though you can apply as much as you like. Geishas and maikos apply a lot, for the distinct Japanese traditional glossy hair look they prefer. For difficult hair, it can also be applied to hair before washing to untangle hair and make it more manageable. The benefit list of Camellia oil for hair care is long: Softens hair and makes it more manageable Restores hair’s natural sheen Helps hair retain moisture Forms a barrier against environmental pollutants Repairs breakage and split ends Treats dry scalp and itchiness Help prevents dandruff Treats damage from perms and coloring How to Use for Hair Care For Japanese, the most common use of Camellia oil is to apply it to hair after washing. Towel dry hair after washing. Put a few drops of Camellia oil into your palms and spread well. Starting from the top, apply into hair and scalp using fingertips. Pay special attention to hair ends, They tend to be drier and more subject to breakage and damage. OK to apply to dry hair on days you do not wash hair. Use As Deep Treatment Pack As a deep hair treatment pack, Camellia oil helps restore brilliance to dull hair and treat damage from heat, perms and coloring. apply a few drops into hair before shampooing hair.

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